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Taking Their Story of Vision Loss on the Road
Beacon StoriesRollie and Sandie Purvis, parents of two sons with choroideremia, describe their sons’ film project, “Driving Blind.”
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Beacon Stories
Brooke James has had more than a glimpse of what it means to be blind in certain parts of the world. And she can assure you, it’s scary.
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Coping with a Vision Loss Diagnosis
Living and Thriving WellnessNewly-diagnosed patients frequently struggle with grief and depression, similar to losing a loved one. When managed using healthy coping methods and strategies, this is a natural and normal response to vision loss.
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Mental Health: Why AI Therapists Can’t Replace Human Connection
WellnessOn their own, digital apps fall short for one reason: the primary catalyst for personal growth and happiness is connection. Not just to a screen or to the words someone is typing, but to a living, breathing person who can empower you to change at the deepest level.
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Meet Teddy: A Guide Dog Helping Navigate Life with Vision Loss
Invisible DisabilityIn honor of International Guide Dog Day, we’re spotlighting the life-changing partnership between people living with vision loss and their guide dogs, through the eyes of one very special dog.
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Vision Science Explained Through Animated Videos
This educational series aims to educate and inform viewers by simplifying science – helping people understand topics like blinding diseases, genetics, and clinical trials, without requiring advanced background knowledge.
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Research News
Part B of the trial will enroll nine adult patients as well as three pediatric patients.
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ARVO 2024 Highlight: InGel’s Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Preserving Vision
Research NewsThe emerging treatment is designed to work for people with RP and other conditions regardless of the gene mutation causing disease
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Share Your Vision: Scott Schwartz
To help spread awareness during October Blindness Awareness Month, we’re inviting you to share your vision-loss journey through written word, audio or video as a part of our October “Share Your Vision” campaign.
